Going Overboard
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She hit Paradise Cay like a whirlwind trailing a cloud of designer perfume. Today she wore three-inch heels, a white leather miniskirt, and a white T-shirt that stopped just short of looking sprayed on. The woman had great legs, McKay thought.
But his appreciation was entirely impersonal. It was another pair of legs that he couldn't scrape out of his memory, as much as he had tried.
Already familiar with the lay of the kitchen, he pulled down another cup and saucer. “Carly will be glad to see yo...u when she gets up.”
“You mean she's resting?” Daphne eyed him speculatively. “The woman never rests.”
“She does now.”
“You're busy working miracles, I see.” She leaned closer. “Sorry to say it, but you look like hell, McKay. A long night?”
He hadn't slept, couldn't eat. He didn't want to think about why. He'd never felt so close to another human being, never sensed another person's moods so intensely. He found himself wanting to share all his waking moments with her, then slip off to sleep with his body wrapped around hers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She hit Paradise Cay like a whirlwind trailing a cloud of designer perfume. Today she wore three-inch heels, a white leather miniskirt, and a white T-shirt that stopped just short of looking sprayed on. The woman had great legs, McKay thought.
But his appreciation was entirely impersonal. It was another pair of legs that he couldn't scrape out of his memory, as much as he had tried.
Already familiar with the lay of the kitchen, he pulled down another cup and saucer. “Carly will be glad to see yo...u when she gets up.”
“You mean she's resting?” Daphne eyed him speculatively. “The woman never rests.”
“She does now.”
“You're busy working miracles, I see.” She leaned closer. “Sorry to say it, but you look like hell, McKay. A long night?”
He hadn't slept, couldn't eat. He didn't want to think about why. He'd never felt so close to another human being, never sensed another person's moods so intensely. He found himself wanting to share all his waking moments with her, then slip off to sleep with his body wrapped around hers.
What to read after Going Overboard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christina Skye to read onlineMoreLess
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